East Coast Adventure

Offering a complete contrast to Tassie’s western rainforests, the east coast boasts sunny days, sugar-white sandy beaches and crystal clear water. With highlights like the famous Wineglass Bay and the magical Bay of Fires, you’re set for an awesome experience, all for just $199!

Day 1 - Our first stop this morning is the majestic Cataract Gorge, a picturesque natural formation located just a few minutes walk from the Launceston CBD. From there we head north-east to the incredible Sideling Lookout, stop to admire the amazing memorial carvings at Legerwood and taste the cheesy delights of the Pyengana Dairy Company.

In the afternoon it’s time for the highlight of the day - the stunning Bay of Fires. Named Lonely Planet’s Number 1 destination for 2009, the bay has some of the whitest sand and clearest water you’ll ever see. Take your time to explore the beach, swim in the turquoise waters or simply admire the view over a coffee!

In the evening we arrive at our accommodation in the seaside town of Bicheno. As darkness falls head to the beach to see the fairy penguins come ashore to nest.

Overnight - Bicheno

Day 2 - This morning there’s an optional stop ($15pp) to check out some unique Tasmanian fauna at East Coast Natureworld - soon after we arrive it’s feeding time for the Tasmanian devils, wombats, echidnas and koalas and many more animals that call the park home.

Now it’s time to pack a picnic lunch as we check out another Tassie icon - the gorgeous sparkling waters of Wineglass Bay. I hope you had your Weetbix because this is a walk that will get the heart pumping, with the reward of fantastic views at the top of the lookout. If you’ve still got some gas in the tank trek down to the beach itself - it consistently rates in the top five beaches of the world so you won’t be disappointed!

Departure days

HOBART

September to July: Monday morning

August: No tour departures

Pickups between 7:30 & 8:00

LAUNCESTON

April to July: Saturday morning

August: No tour departures

September to November: Saturday morning

December to March: Monday & Saturday mornings

Pickups between 8:30 & 9:00am

In the afternoon we head inland to the beautiful, historic coaching town of Ross (whose bakery is particularly well known to our Japanese guests!) Admire the work of the convict stonemasons dating back to the early decades of the colony, including one of the oldest surviving bridges in Australia.

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